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"deadline to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a date or time by which something must be done, or to the time period in which something must be done. For example: "You need to complete the project before the deadline to ensure you get full marks."
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#Breaking: Army deadline to #Morsi expires.
The current implementation adds a static deadline to each packet.
Thursday was the deadline to submit applications.
The deadline to enter is March 15.
Deadline to submit: Wednesday December 18.
The judge extended the deadline to Tuesday.
The deadline to register Oct. 15.
The deadline to register Oct. 29.
The deadline to register Nov. 8.
The deadline to register Oct. 12.
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The deadline to apply is Oct. 17.
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